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👤 Charles Jones, Emeritus Reader in International Relations, Department of Politics and International Studies; Emeritus Fellow, Wolfson College; Director, Centre of Latin American Studies

Radical Translation: Analytic Philosophy in America

👤 Dr Joel Isaac

Radical uncertainty in subsurface science: How do we make decisions?

👤 Andrew Curtis -- University of Edinburgh

Radio 4: a very British history

👤 Dr David Hendy, Visiting Fellow, CRASSH & Reader in Media, University of Westminster

Radio 4: A Very British History

👤 Dr David Hendy, Visiting Fellow, CRASSH & Reader in Media, University of Westminste

Radioactive waste disposal and the issues it raises

👤 Roger Wilmot (Galson Sciences)

Radio AGN with the LOFAR all-sky survey

👤 Prof. Martin Hardcastle (University of Hertfordshire)

Radio and Political Change: Everyday Life Listening in Morocco

👤 Dr Ali Sonay, POLIS, University of Cambridge, with Discussant Lorena Gazzotti (Centre of Development Studies, Cambridge)

Radio Aspects of the Home Area Network for Smart Metering

👤 Dr. William Harrold, Thing Connect Ltd.

Radiocarbon as a carbon cycle tracer in the 21st century

👤 Heather Graven, Imperial

Radiocarbon dating and conspiracy theories

👤 Maarten Blaauw, Queen's University Belfast

Radio Cosmology — a new window on the Universe"

👤 Dr Richard Shaw, University of British Columbia, Vancouver

Radiogenomics and Quantitative Image Analysis for Cancer Research

👤 Lorena Escudero (University of Cambridge)

Radiogenomics: Data integration for Cancer Medicine

👤 Mireia Crispin Ortuzar (Cancer Research UK)

RADIOGRAPHIC FINDINGS OF THE COELOMIC CAVITY IN A GROUP OF 44 JUVENILE FARMED CROCODILES IN THE UNITED KINGDOM

👤 Charlotte Dobson, Department of Veterinary Medicine

Radiomics Approaches for Predicting Treatment Efficacy and Drug Toxicities in Lung Cancer

👤 Michael Roberts (Astra Zeneca)

Radiomics Approaches for Predicting Treatment Efficacy and Drug Toxicities in Lung Cancer

👤 Michael Roberts (Astra Zeneca)

Radio observations of exoplanets and their host stars

👤 Alex Wolszczan (Penn State University)

Radio observations of extra-galactic transients with the AMI-LA telescope

👤 Dr. Lauren Rhodes (University of Oxford)

Radio Protocol Vulnerabilities in 5G Networks

👤 Ravishankar Borgaonkar, SINTEF Digital

Radio Relics: Unique probes of galaxy cluster mergers

👤 Reinout van Weeren (Leiden Observatory, Netherlands)

Radiotherapy for benign disease - challenges of estimating risks of malignancy

👤 Neil Burnet (University of Cambridge)

Radiotherapy in management of cancer

👤 Neil Burnet, Deptartment of Oncology

Radiotherapy in the management of cancer

👤 Neil Burnet, Department of Oncology and Addenbrooke's Hospital

Radiotherapy of the pituitary macrotumours, a comparison of two protocols

👤 Ola Marcinowska

Rafael Moneo and the Problem of the Arbitrary

👤 Nicholas Ray, Director of NRAP Architects and Reader Emeritus, Jesus College

RAF Bomber Command Pathfinder Force

👤 John Clifford, WO James Blackwood & Andy anderson (RAF Pathfinder Museum)

R.A. Fisher: a faith fit for eugenics

👤 Jim Moore (Open University)

Rage Against the Dying of the Light: old supernovae teach us new tricks

👤 Dr Or Graur

Rage against the Machine: Individuals in the British Empire

👤 Professor Anna Clark, University of Minnesota

Rahel Bailie: The Content Strategy Paradox

👤 Rahel Bailie, Founder of Intentional Design, Fellow of STC

Raia Hadsell, Google DeepMind (by Women in Engineering, Women@CL)

👤 Raia Hadsell, Google DeepMind

Raiders of the lost ark: an introduction into the practical archaeology of knowledge at the collections of the University of Basel

👤 Flavio Häner (Pharmacy Museum, University of Basel)

Rail corrugation: a problem solved?

👤 Stuart Grassie

Railroad Expansion, Local Shocks and Individual Opportunities: Evidence from Nineteenth Century America

👤 Maxence Castiello (Panthéon-Sorbonne)

Railway closures in France, 1900-1940

👤 Alexis Litvine (University of Cambridge), co-authored with Matteo Mazzamurro and Alban de Gmeline

Railway Decarbonisation Technologies: Energy-efficient Train Operation and Renewable Traction Power Networks

👤 Dr Zhongbei Tian, University of Birmingham

Railway Fares and Financing Debate

👤 Charles Robarts, Network Rail, Linda McCord, Passenger Focus, Andrew Allen, Campaign for Better Transport, Julian Huppert, MP for Cambridge, Liberal Democrat Party, Daniel Zeichner, Labour Party, Chamali Fernando, Conservative Party, Rupert Read, Green Pa

Railway induced ground vibrations: hybrid predictions combining experimental measurements and numerical models

👤 Dr Kirsty Kuo,

Railways and population: spatial interactions

👤 Eduard Alvarez (Polytechnic University of Catalonia, Spain) and Professor Jordi Marti Henneberg (University of Lleida, Spain)

Railways, divergence, and structural change in nineteenth-century England and Wales

👤 Xuesheng You, University of Swansea

Railways Down Under - Around the World in 80 Trains

👤 Mark Waller, former President

Railway vehicle-based monitoring of rail roughness to control noise and vibration

👤 Tobias Carrigan Donfrancesco, CUED

Railyway vibration: from track to nearby buildings

👤 Dr David Connolly, Associate Professor, University of Leeds

Rainbow Crossings: Safe Spaces for LGBT+ at Home and Abroad

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Rainbow Group Part II project presentations

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Rainbow Group Part II project presentations

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Rainbow Group Part II Student Project Presentations

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Rainbow group update

👤 Members of the Rainbow group

Rainbows and caustics

👤 Daqian Wang (University of Cambridge)

Rainfall, volatility and roughness: an intriguing story across scales

👤 Marc Hoffmann (Université Paris-Dauphine)

Raising awareness and sisterhood: do we still need 1960s' tools for 21st century social change?

👤 Hanna Naima McCloskey, Founder & CEO of Fearless Futures

Raising Computational Throughput and Energy Efficiency by Synthesizing Software into FPGA Hardware

👤 Prof Jason Anderson, University of Toronto

Raising Languages from the Dead: Recent Efforts to Revitalize Australian Aboriginal Languages

👤 Dr Michael Walsh (Sydney)

Raising multilingual autistic children: challenges and opportunities

👤 Dr Jenny Gibson, Dr Napolean Katsos (University of Cambridge)

Raising multilingual autistic children: Challenges and opportunities

👤 Dr. Jenny Gibson and Dr. Napoleon Katsos, University of Cambridge

Raising productivity in arable agriculture: The roles of NIAB and agronomic change

👤 Stuart Knight, NIAB

Raising the Colorado Plateau – tales from xenoliths and petrological modeling

👤 Richard Palin, University of Oxford

Raising the shield: How cell migration changes got the turtle its shell (NOTE UNUSUAL TIME)

👤 Scott Gilbert

Raising the whale: defining zoology at Cambridge

👤 Prof Jim Secord, Department of History and Philosophy of Science

Raja Yoga Intensive Course

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Raja Yoga Intensive Course

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Raja Yoga Intensive Course

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Raja Yoga Intensive Course

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Raja Yoga Meditation and Philosophy - Weekend Retreat

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Raj Niti vs Dharma Niti in colonial North India: some perspectives on the Hindu Widows Right of Maintenance Bill of 1933

👤 Dr Jyoti Atwal, Jawaharlal Nehru University

Raj to Republic: Queen Victoria and Indian nationalism, 1901-1947

👤 Professor Miles Taylor, University of York

Ralph-Johan Back

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Ralph Tailor's Summer: a scrivener, his city, and the plague

👤 Keith Wrightson, Yale University

Raman And IR Spectroscopy Of Graphene Molecules And Polyynes

👤 Prof. Matteo Tommasini, Politechnico Di Milano, Italy

Raman Scattering In Graphene, Dirac Semimetals And Other Topological Systems

👤 Prof. Peter Lemmens (TU Braunschweig, Germany)

Raman spectroscopy analysis of Cultural Heritage Materials

👤 MariVega Canamares - CSIC Madrid

Raman Spectroscopy - Any Use for Organic Electronics?

👤 Ji-Seon Kim, Imperial College, London

Raman spectroscopy of carbon nanotubes under pressure

👤 David Dunstan (Queen Mary, London)

Raman Spectroscopy Of Graphene With Ultrafast Laser Excitation

👤 Prof. Tullio Scopigno, Universita’ La Sapienza, Italy

Ramanujan cubical complexes and non-residually finite groups in dimensions three and higher

👤 Alina Vdovina (Newcastle University)

Ramanujan Graphs and Finite Free Convolutions of Polynomials

👤 Dan Spielman (Yale University)

Ramble through my greenhouse and Automation

👤 Julian Cooke

Rambling in NE Mexico

👤 Chris Davies

Ramboll Whitbybird: Careers Presentation

👤 Simon Smith, Director of the Cambridge office and Design Director

Rami Ghannam, Professor of Electronics at University of Glasgow.

👤 Prof Rami Ghannam, University of Glasgow

RAMP VSG

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RAMP VSG

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RAMP VSG

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RAMP VSG (copy)

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Ramsey Determinacy of adversarial Gowers games

👤 de Rancourt, N (Universit Paris 7 - Denis-Diderot)

Ramsey goodness

👤 Jozef Skokan (LSE)

Ramsey problems in directed graphs

👤 Shoham Letzter (ETH, Zurich)

Ramsey theory in topological dynamics

👤 Bartosova, D (Universidade de So Paulo)

Ramsey theory on homogeneous structures

👤 Natasha Dobrinen (Denver)

Ramsey theory: searching for order in chaos

👤 Rob Morris (IMPA Rio)

Random 3-manifolds with boundary

👤 Bram Petri (Sorbonne)

Random attractors for stochastic Navier-Stokes equations in some unbounded domains

👤 Zdzislaw Brzezniak (York)

Random Batch Methods for Interacting Particle Systems and Consensus-based Global Non-convex Optimization in High-dimensional Machine Learning (copy)

👤 Shi Jin (Shanghai Jiao Tong University)

Random Caching Based Transmission in Ultra-Dense Wireless Networks

👤 Prof. Fu-Chun Zheng, Harbin Institute of Technology, China

Random cascade measures and self-similar structures

👤 Kenneth Falconer (St. Andrews)

Random Cell Migration on Linear Tracks and Networks

👤 Nir Gov (Weizmann Institute of Science)

Random Cell Migration on Linear Tracks and Networks

👤 Nir Gov (Weizmann Institute of Science)

Random cluster dynamics for the Ising model is rapidly mixing

👤 Mark Jerrum (Queen Mary, London)

Random colorings

👤 Vigoda, E (Georgia Institute)

Random Dirichlet series arising from records

👤 Dr Ryokichi Tanaka, Tohoku University

Random even graphs and the Ising model

👤 Geoffrey Grimmett, University of Cambridge

Random explorations of materials space

👤 Chris Pickard, Department of Materials Science, The University of Cambridge

Random Feature Expansions for Deep Gaussian Processes

👤 Maurizio Filippone (EURECOM)

Random feature neural networks learn Black-Scholes type PDEs without curse of dimensionality

👤 Lukas Gonon (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München)

Random Features for Kernel Approximation

👤 Isaac Reid (University of Cambridge)

Random Fields: Modeling and Identification

👤 Christian Soize (Université Gustave Eiffel)

Random Financial Networks and Locally Treelike Independence

👤 Hurd, TR (McMaster University)

Random forests

👤 Gérard Biau, Université Pierre et Marie Curie

Random Fraction of a Biased Sample: old models and a new one

👤 Geurt Jongbloed, TU Delft, EURANDOM

Random Function Classes for Machine Learning

👤 Prof. Alex Smola (CMU)

Random Function Classes for Machine Learning

👤 Prof Alexander Smola, Carnegie Mellon University

Random generation without CFSG

👤 Sean Eberhard (G-Research)

Random geodesics for the corner growth model

👤 Nicos Georgiou (Sussex)

Random geometric graphs for modelling the pore system in fibre-based materials

👤 Schmidt, V (Ulm)

Random Graph Asymptotics for Treatment Effect Estimation under Network Interference

👤 Shuangning Li (Stanford University)

Random graphs and applications to Coxeter groups

👤 Jason Behrstock (City University of New York)

Random graphs from a minor-closed class

👤 Colin McDiarmid (University of Oxford)

Random graphs on the hyperbolic plane

👤 Nikolaos Fountoulakis (University of Birmingham)

Random groups with fixed relator lengths

👤 Calum Ashcroft (Cambridge)

Random growth models with half space geometry

👤 Jimmy He (Ohio State University)

Randomised algorithms for the maximum clique problem

👤 Scoppola, B (Roma)

Randomised computation

👤 Daria Dicu, Sidney Sussex College

Randomised dimensionality reduction for persistent homology

👤 Martin Lotz - University of Manchester

Randomised Load Balancing For Networks

👤 Thomas Sauerwald - University of Cambridge, Computer Laboratory

Randomised testing of a microprocessor model using SMT-solver state generation

👤 Dr Brian Campbell, Edinburgh

Randomization for small clinical trials

👤 Rosenberger, B (George Mason University)

Randomization, Regularization and Covariate Balance in Response-Adaptive Designs for Clinical Trials

👤 Atkinson, A (London School of Economics)

Randomized algorithms for the approximation of matrices

👤 Rademacher, L (Ohio State)

Randomized benchmarking on the Clifford group and beyond

👤 Jonas Helsen, QuTech, Delft University

Randomized Language Models via Perfect Hash Functions

👤 Lin Sun

Randomized Strategies and Prospect Theory in a Dynamic Context

👤 Professor David Hobson, University of Warwick, Department of Statistics

Randomized tree ensembles: output kernels and variable importances

👤 Pierre Geurts, University of Liège

Random lattice triangulations

👤 Dr Alexandre Stauffer, University of Bath

Random local algorithms from the graph limits perspective

👤 Endre Csóka (Alfréd Rényi Institute of Mathematics, Budapest)

Random loop models and quantum spin systems

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Random loop models and quantum spin systems

👤 Daniel Ueltschi (Warwick)

Random loop models with links to quantaum spin systems

👤 Dr Daniel Ueltschi, Warwick University

Randomly perturbed and damped KdV

👤 Kuksin, S (Heriot-Watt)

Random matrices

👤 Stephanie Jacquot (Statslab)

Random matrices and Riemann zeros

👤 Snaith, N (Bristol)

Random matrices and something

👤 Andrei Bejan (University of Cambridge)

Random matrices at high temperature

👤 Romain Allez (Berlin)

Random matrices, free fermions and extreme value statistics

👤 David Dean

Random matrices, random solitons, and random rational functions, and soliton gasses

👤 Ken McLaughlin (Tulane University)

Random matrices: Universality of ESDs and the circular law

👤 Van Vu (Rutgers University)

Random matrix models, integrable lattices and thermodynamic limit

👤 Costanza Benassi (Northumbria University)

Random-matrix theory of topological states of matter

👤 Prof Carlo Beenakker, Instituut-Lorentz, Leiden University

Random measures on the Brownian path with prescribed expectation

👤 Abel Farkas (Rényi Institute, Budapest)

Random Medium Access Control algorithms, an asymptotic approach

👤 Alexandre Proutiere (Microsoft)

Random movement of mesoscale eddies in the global ocean

👤 Xiaoming Zhai, University of East Anglia

Random multiplicative functions and beyond

👤 Max Xu (Courant Institute, NYU)

Randomness and God in the Biochemical Context

👤 Prof. Keith Fox

Randomness as a resource for design

👤 Tuck Leong, MSR Cambridge

Randomness in classical and quantum dynamics

👤 Professor Thomas Spencer, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton

Randomness in Modelling of Fluid Motion

👤 Martina Hofmanova

Randomness, the Continuum and Reality

👤 Werner, W

Random networks with nonlinear preferential attachment

👤 Morters, P (Bath)

Random operators: many body problems I

👤 Klopp, F (Universit Pierre et Marie Curie)

Random operators: many body problems II

👤 Klopp, F (Universit Pierre et Marie Curie)

Random operators: many body problems III

👤 Klopp, F (Universit Pierre et Marie Curie)

Random operators: many body problems IV

👤 Klopp, F (Universit Pierre et Marie Curie)

Random operators: many body problems V

👤 Klopp, F (Universit Pierre et Marie Curie)

Random operators: many body problems VI

👤 Klopp, F (Universit Pierre et Marie Curie)

Random operators: multiscale analysis I

👤 Klein, A (University of California, Irvine)

Random operators: multiscale analysis II

👤 Klein, A (University of California, Irvine)

Random operators: multiscale analysis III

👤 Klein, A (University of California, Irvine)

Random operators: multiscale analysis IV

👤 Klein, A (University of California, Irvine)

Random operators: multiscale analysis V

👤 Klein, A (University of California, Irvine)

Random operators: multiscale analysis VI

👤 Klein, A (University of California, Irvine)

Random operators: multiscale analysis VII

👤 Klein, A (University of California, Irvine)

Random operators: multiscale analysis VIII

👤 Klein, A (University of California, Irvine)

Random packing of rods and spheres

👤 Ferreiro, C (Bristol)

Random partial orders and random linear extensions

👤 Graham Brightwell (LSE)

Random periodic sampling patterns for shift-invariant spaces

👤 Diana Carbajal (University of Vienna)

Random Periodic Solutions of Stochastic Partial Differential Equations

👤 Zhao, H (Loughborough University)

Random planar curves and conformal invariance

👤 Wendelin Werner (Université Paris-Sud)

Random Planar Maps 1

👤 Miermont, G (ENS - Lyon)

Random Planar Maps 2

👤 Miermont, G (ENS - Lyon)

Random Planar Maps 3

👤 Miermont, G (ENS - Lyon)

Random Planar Maps 4

👤 Miermont, G (ENS - Lyon)

Random Planar Maps 5

👤 Miermont, G (ENS - Lyon)

Random Planar Maps 6

👤 Miermont, G (ENS - Lyon)

Random Planar Maps 7

👤 Miermont, G (ENS - Lyon)

Random Planted Forest: a directly interpretable tree ensemble

👤 Enno Mammen (Heidelberg University)

Random Polytopes

👤 Matthias Reitzner (TU Vienna)

Random projection ensemble classification

👤 Tim Cannings (University of Cambridge)

Random purification channel and random Stinespring superchannel

👤 Filippo Girardi, Pisa

Random randomly coloured graphs

👤 Penman, D (Essex)

Random Records and Cuttings in Split Trees

👤 Cecilia Holmgren (Uppsala University)

Random rigidity in the free group

👤 Danny Calegari (Cambridge)

Random rigidity in the free group

👤 Danny Calegari (Cambridge)

Random sampling versus active learning algorithms for machine learning potentials of quantum liquid water

👤 Dr. Nore Stolte, Ruhr University Bochum

Random Schrödinger operator on fractals

👤 Stanislav Molchanov (University of North Carolina)

Random searching: shining a light on structure space

👤 Dr Chris Pickard, University of St Andrews

Random search - lessons from model potentials

👤 Chris Pickard (UCL)

Random sections of ellipsoids and the power of random information

👤 Aicke Hinrichs (Johannes Kepler Universität)

Random-Set Theory and its Applications to Wireless Communications

👤 Professor Ezio Biglieri

Random Sorting Networks

👤 Alexander Holroyd (Microsoft Research)

Random sphere packings/Thermo-responsive polymers in porous media

👤 Larry Melidis and Alexis Tran-Viet

Random stable maps : geometry and percolation

👤 Nicolas Curien (Université Paris Saclay)

Random Subgraphs of some Distance Graphs

👤 Andrei Raigorodskii (Moscow)

Random Subgraphs of some Distance Graphs

👤 Andrei Raigorodskii (Moscow)

Random surfaces and Liouville quantum gravity

👤 Ewain Gwynne (DPMMS)

Random Surfaces and Quantum Loewner Evolution

👤 Jason Miller (MIT)

Random thoughts

👤 Buhrman, H (CWI, Amsterdam)

Random time series analysis and extreme wave events

👤 Janssen, P (European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF))

Random Toeplitz matrices

👤 Arnab Sen (Cambridge)

Random tournaments

👤 Brett Kolesnik (Oxford)

Random trees conditioned on the number of vertices and leaves

👤 Slava Kargin (Binghampton)

Random trees constructed by aggregation

👤 Haas, B (Universit Paris-Dauphine)

Random triangular Burnside groups

👤 John Mackay (Bristol)

Random vibration and the second law of thermodynamics

👤 Prof Robin Langley, CUED

Random vibration of cylindrical roller bearings with distributed faults

👤 James McBride, CUED

Random Walk in a Queueing-Network Environment and Related Problems

👤 Yuri Suhov (Pennsylvania State University and Statslab)

Random walk isomorphism theorems for a new type of spin system

👤 Andrew Swan (EPFL - Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne)

Random walk models of network formation

👤 Peter Orbanz (Columbia University)

Random walk models of networks: modeling and inferring complex dependence

👤 Benjamin Bloem-Reddy (Columbia University)

Random walk on hyperbolic unimodular triangulations and circle packing

👤 Dr Gourab Ray, Statistical Laboratory, University of Cambridge

Random walk on p-adic flag varieties

👤 Benoist, Y (Universit Paris-Sud 11)

Random walk on random planar maps I

👤 Jason Miller (University of Cambridge)

Random walk on random planar maps II

👤 Jason Miller (University of Cambridge)

Random walk on random planar maps III

👤 Jason Miller (University of Cambridge)

Random walk on the simple symmetric exclusion process

👤 Daniel Kious (Bath)

Random Walk on the symmetric Exclusion process

👤 Daniel Kious (University of Bath)

Random walks and fractional Euler-Poisson-Darboux equation

👤 Elina Shishkina (Voronezh State University)

Random walks in linear groups

👤 Peter Varju, The Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel

Random walks in quasi 1D random environments

👤 Goldsheid, I (QMUL)

Random walks in random environment in the sub-ballistic regime: ageing and localization

👤 Olivier Zindy (WIAS)

Random walks on decorated Galton-Watson trees

👤 Ellie Archer (Tel Aviv)

Random walks on groups and the Kaimanovich-Vershik conjecture

👤 Russell Lyons (Indiana University)

Random Walks on Groups: Shuffling Cards and the Cutoff Phenomenon

👤 Oliver Matheau-Raven, University of York

Random Walks on Hyperbolic Space

👤 Constantin Kogler (Cantab Capital Institute for the Mathematics of Information)

Random walks on quasi 1D lattices and biophysical applications

👤 Vittoria Silvestri (CCA)

Random walks on random symmetric groups.

👤 Andrzej Zuk (Université Paris 7 - Denis-Diderot)

Random Walks on the Click Graph

👤 Martin Szummer, Microsoft Research Cambridge

Random walks, self-reinforcement and neurons

👤 Daniel Han, MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology, Cambridge, UK

Random warping functions for function/curve registration

👤 Karthik Bharath (Nottingham)

Range characterization of spherical Radon transforms and unique continuation property

👤 Venky Krishnan (Tata Institute of Fundamental Research)

Range Minimum Query & Lowest Common Ancestor

👤 Stefania Preda, Churchill College

Rank 2 Amalgams and Fusion Systems

👤 Martin van Beek (University of Birmingham)

Rank-Based Independence Testing in Near Linear Time

👤 Chaim Even-Zohar (Turing Institute)

Ranked tree shapes, shuffles, and a new test for neutrality

👤 Gernhard, T (Munchen)

Rank gradient and cost of groups

👤 Nikolay Nikolov (Imperial College London)

Rank gradient, cost, and simplicial volume

👤 Clara Löh (Universät Regensburg)

Rank gradient in profinite groups

👤 Nikolay Nikolov (University of Oxford)

Rankin-Cohen algebras and commutative associative sl_2-algebras

👤 Kiyokazu Nagatomo (Osaka University)

Ranking algorithms on directed configuration networks

👤 Nelly Litvak (Universiteit Twente)

Ranking algorithms on directed random networks

👤 Olvera-Cravioto, M (Columbia University)

Ranking Digital Right Project

👤 Rebecca MacKinnon (New America)

Ranking Digital Rights Project

👤 Rebecca Mackinnon (New America)

Ranking from pairwise comparisons using Seriation

👤 Alexandre d'Aspremont, CNRS & Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris

Ranking the information content of distance measures through the information imbalance

👤 Aldo Glielmo ( International School for Advanced Studies (SISSA)

RANK: Large-Scale Inference with Graphical Nonlinear Knockoffs

👤 Yingying Fan (University of Southern California)

Rank r DT theory from rank 1

👤 Soheyla Feyzbakhsh, Imperial College London

Rank rigidity via affine maps

👤 David Lenze, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

Ranks of elliptic curves over function fields

👤 Alan Lauder (Oxford)

Ranks of elliptic curves with prescribed torsion over number fields

👤 Johan Bosman (Warwick)

Ranks of quadratic twists of elliptic curves (Please note change in time)

👤 Tom Fisher (Cambridge) / Andrew Granville (UCL)

Rank-stability of polynomial equations

👤 Tomer Bauer (Bar-Ilan University)

Rank two Brill-Noether theory and the birational geometry of the moduli space of curves

👤 Farkas, G (Humboldt)

Ran Levi

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Rao-Blackwellized Particle Smoothing for Conditionally Linear Gaussian Models (NOTICE CHANGED TIME!)

👤 Dr Simo Sarkka, Biomedical Engineering and Computer Science Dept, Aalto University, Finland

Rape Crisis, responding to sexual violence

👤 Kate Cook Manchester Metropolitan University

Rapid 3D Bioprinting for Precision Tissue Engineering

👤 Prof Shaochen Chen, Chair of NanoEngineering Department, University of California

Rapid accretion and state changes in strongly magnetised disks

👤 Jonathan Squire [Otago, New Zealand]

Rapid and efficient production and oxidation of hydrogen by air-sensitive metalloenzymes: electrochemistry, mechanisms and implications for life and energy

👤 Professor Fraser Armstrong, University of Oxford

Rapid and slow responses of the climate system to ocean diapycnal turbulent mixing

👤 Ali Mashayekhi (Imperial College London)

Rapid auxin responses get their due, and other hormone tales

👤 Professor Mark Estelle (University of California San Diego)

Rapid changes or gradual transitions? Holocene climate and its impact on societies

👤 Prof. Heinz Wanner, Oeschger Centre for Climate Research, University of Bern

Rapid convergence to quasi-stationary states for the 2D Navier-Stokes equation

👤 Margaret Beck (Heriot-Watt)

Rapid decarbonisation of the NHS

👤 James Smith

Rapid discovery and chemical synthesis of proteins

👤 Professor Bradley Pentelute, MIT Department of Chemistry

Rapid Discovery of Novel Materials by Coordinate-free Coarse Graining using Wyckoff Representations

👤 Rhys Goodall

Rapid evolution of mammalian genomes and transcriptomes

👤 Chris Ponting, MRC Functional Genomics Unit, Department of Physiology Anatomy & Genetics, University of Oxford

Rapid evolution of the RNA polymerase 3 transcriptome in mammals

👤 Claudia Kutter (CRI)

Rapid Exploration of Crystal Chemical Space

👤 Aron Walsh, Imperial College London

Rapid Healing of Thermal Cracks in Ice

👤 Erland Schulson (Dartmouth College)

Rapid host-pathogen co-evolution following a severe emerging infectious outbreak

👤 Dr Camille Bonneaud, Senior Lecturer in Evolutionary Biology, University of Exeter

Rapid Identification of Bacteria and AMR Directly from Clinical Samples Using Mass Spectrometry

👤 Daniel Buhl

Rapid Identification of cyclic peptide inhibitors of protein-protein interactions

👤 Prof. Ali Tavassoli, University of Southampton

Rapid in-house CSF analysis utilising sedimentation direct from the spinal needle’

👤 Cassia Hare, Department of Veterinary Medicine, University of Cambridge

Rapid laundering of deep-ocean waters in an abyssal boundary current

👤 Prof. Alberto Naveira Garabato (NOC, Southampton)

Rapid loss of immunity is necessary to explain historical cholera epidemics

👤 Ed Ionides, University of Michigan

Rapidly deployable TDMA mesh network with application to disaster management

👤 Vinay Ribeiro (Indian Institute of Technology)

Rapidly Forming Haloes as a Route to Massive Black Holes

👤 John Regan (Maynooth)

Rapid microbial evolution: From the lab to the clinic and back again.

👤 Professor Mike Brockhurst, Department of Biology, University of York

Rapid mixing of Gibbs sampling on graphs that are sparse on average

👤 Sly, A (UC Berkeley)

Rapid physical weathering in the Arctic and impacts on modern atmosphere CO2

👤 Dr Emily Stevenson - University of Cambridge

Rapid radio follow-up of GRBs with the Arcminute Microkelvin Image

👤 Gemma Anderson (University of Oxford)

Rapid Reports

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Rapid Reports

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Rapid Reports at INI Theatre

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Rapid sea-level rise in the Antarctic Shelf Sea in response to increased glacial discharge

👤 Craig Rye, University of Southampton

Rapid temperature fluctuations in the early Iceland plume revealed by olivine-spinel and melt thermometry

👤 Elliot Carter, Trinity College Dublin

Rapportive, Martin Kleppman

👤 Martin Kleppman, Rapportive

Rare B decays at LHCb

👤 Tom Blake (CERN)

Rare beauty decays as precision probes of new physics

👤 Dr Harry Cliff, Cavendish Laboratory

Rare B-meson decays to muons at the LHCb experiment

👤 Ifan Williams (University of Cambridge)

Rare books and Anglo-Irish collecting in nineteenth century Cambridge

👤 Nora Moroney, Bibiography

Rare decays of B mesons to purely-muonic final states

👤 Ifan Williams (University of Cambridge)

Rare decays of B mesons to purely-muonic final states

👤 Ifan Williams (University of Cambridge)

Rare decays of B mesons to purely-muonic final states

👤 Ifan Williams (University of Cambridge)

Rare Diseases, equity and social justice in contemporary UK healthcare

👤 Alev Sen, Department of Sociology, University of Cambridge

Rare events and phase transitions in reaction-diffusion systems

👤 Kamenev, A (Minnesota)

Rare events and the flipping of genetic switches

👤 Dr Rosalind Allen, School of Physics, University of Edinburgh

Rare events and the transition to turbulence

👤 Dwight Barkley (University of Warwick)

Rare Event Simulation for Processes with Light Tailed Increments

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Rare Event Simulation for Processes with Light Tailed Increments

👤 Dr Thomas A Dean, Signal Processing and Communications Laboratory, CUED

Rare event simulation for stochastics networks

👤 Blanchet, J (Columbia)

Rare event simulation for the ruin problem with investments via importance sampling and duality

👤 Collamore, JF, Vidyashankar, AN (Copenhagen; George Mason)

Rare Events Methods, Reaction Coordinates, and Useful Rate Theories

👤 Peters, B (University of California, Santa Barbara)

Rare events, negative measure dimensions and return time statistics

👤 Mantica, G (Center for nonlinear and Complex Systems, Universita' dell'Insubria)

Rare Metabolic Disorders: detection, research, management and treatment

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Rare neutral current decays of b quarks at LHCb

👤 Lakshan Mohan (University of Cambridge)

RAREsummit23

👤 See event website for a full list of speaker profiles

Rare variant analysis in large-scale association and sequencing studies

👤 Zeggini, E (Sanger Institute)

Rare Views of Ordinary and Extraordinary Galaxies

👤 Brenda Frye (Steward)

RASA2 is a Novel Tumor Suppressor in Melanoma

👤 Yardena Samuels; Weizmann Institute, Israel

Raspberry Pi

👤 Dr Robert Mullins

Raspberry Pi Imaging

👤 Dan Safka

Raspberry Pi, the story so far

👤 Jack Lang and Dr Robert Mulllins

Rate-1 Zero-Knowledge Proofs from One-Way Functions

👤 Noor Athamnah (Technion)

Rate Adaptation Games in Wireless LANs: Nash Equilibrium and Price of Anarchy

👤 Bozidar Radunovic, Microsoft Research Cambridge.

Rate and pattern of evolutionary change in the gut microbiota as revealed by a commensal bacteria

👤 Dr Isabel Gordo, Evolutionary Biology Group, Gulbenkian Institute, Lisbon

Rate-dependent tipping points - a comparative approach

👤 Ashwin, P (Exeter)

Rate-distortion theory of neural coding and its implications for working memory

👤 Stella Wernicke

Rate estimates for total variation distance

👤 Miklos Rasonyi (HUN-REN Renyi Institute)

Rate of convergence for random homogenization of fully nonlinear equations

👤 Luis Caffarelli, University of Texas at Austin

Rate of Convergence to Equilibrium for a Model describing Fibre Lay-down Processes on a Moving Conveyor Belt

👤 Franca Hoffmann (CCA - Imperial College)

Rates and Mechanisms of turbulent mixing in the west Antarctic.

👤 Ryan Scott, British Antarctic Survey

Rates of convergence for tensor denoising

👤 Sara van de Geer, ETH Zürich

Rates of convergence in the entropic central limit theorem

👤 Bobkov, S (Minnesota)

Rates of convergence to stationarity with multiplicative noise: from stochastic reflection to denoising diffusions in generative modelling.

👤 Miha Bresar (University of Warwick)

Rates of Ocean Acidification: linked to Oceanic Extinction Patterns?

👤 Dr. Ellen Thomas (Yale)

Rate, temperature and their coupled effects on the deformation process of polycarbonate and its composite

👤 Peihao Song, Department of Engineering Science, The University of Oxford

Rather more than Thirty-Nine Steps: the life of John Buchan

👤 Ursula Buchan

Rather more than Thirty-Nine Steps: the life of John Buchan

👤 Ursula Buchan, journalist and author

Rating Companies on Responsible Sourcing: Data Sprint

👤 Amnesty International and WikiRate

Ratings of Animal Personality as a Tool for Improving the Breeding, Management and Welfare of Zoo Animals

👤 Carly Chadwick, University of Salford

Ratio measurements at ATLAS: More sensitivity to constrain Parton Distributions

👤 Kristin Lohwasser (DESY, Zeuthen)

Rational and p-local motivic homotopy theory

👤 Gabriela Guzman (Universität Duisburg-Essen)

Rational Belief Polarisation: A Bayesian Network Model of Bias Attributions

👤 David Young (University of Cambridge)

Rational Build-up of Structural Complexity in Colloidal Semiconductor Nanostructures

👤 Prof. Yinthai Chan, National University of Singapore

Rational curves and birational contractions on hyperkahler manifolds

👤 Ekaterina Amerik, Orsay

Rational curves on Calabi-Yau threefolds with special divisors.

👤 Simone Diverio (Paris VI)

Rational curves on varieties with big (anti)-canonical bundle

👤 Amael Broustet (Lille)

Rational design of protein aggregation

👤 Prof. Frederic Rousseau, VIB (Belgium)

Rational enchantments: Conspiracy theories between secular scepticism and religious salvation

👤 Stef Aupers (CRASSH Visiting Fellow)

Rational equivariant cohomology theories, Hasse squares, and rigidity of derived categories

👤 John Greenlees (Sheffield)

Rational homotopy theory of automorphisms of highly connected manifolds

👤 Berglund, A (Stockholm University)

Rational homotopy theory of automorphisms of manifolds

👤 Alexander Berglund (Stockholm University)

Rational homotopy theory of the little n-disks operads

👤 Thomas Willwacher, Zurich

Rational investment behaviour on manorial estates – Grain storage in the Rhineland area and Westphalia (18th & 19th century)

👤 Friederike Scholten (Münster)

Rationality in extraordinary science

👤 Vashka dos Remedios (Department of History and Philosophy of Science)

Rationality of blocks of quasi-simple finite groups

👤 Niamh Farrell City University, London

Rationality of MUMs and 2-functions

👤 Johannes Walcher (Universität Heidelberg)

Rationality Questions for Finite Reductive Groups

👤 Jay Taylor (University of Manchester)

Rationalizing discrimination

👤 Zeynep Pamuk (LSE)

Rational learning may be minimalist

👤 Paul R. Schrater

Rationally connected threefolds and symplectic geometry

👤 Claire Voisin (IHES)

Rationally Inequivalent Points on Generic Hypersurfaces

👤 Xi Chen (University of Alberta)

Rationally isotropic quadratic spaces are locally isotropic

👤 Ivan Panin (St Petersburg)

Rational material selection in product design

👤 Stephen Grantham, Granta Design Ltd., Cambridge

Rational Metallodrug Development: Novel Pharmacophores and Mode of Action Investigations

👤 Christian G Hartinger, University of Auckland, New Zealand

Rational models for automorphisms of fiber bundles

👤 Alexander Berglund (Stockholm University)

Rational points on log Fano threefolds over a finite field

👤 Yoshinori Gongyo (Tokyo)

Rational Proofs

👤 Micali, S (MIT)

Rational solutions of three integrable equations and applications to rogue waves

👤 Peter Clarkson (University of Kent)

Rational Structures on Automorphic Representations and an Automorphic Analogue of Deligne's Conjecture

👤 Fabian Januszweski (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology)

Rational vaccine design – dreams, genes and reality

👤 Alex von Gabain, Intercell AG, Vienna

RATIONING OFF THE NHS: Do Smokers and the Obese Deserve Second-Class Healthcare?

👤 Dr. Ash Paul (Medical Director of Bedfordshire Primary Care Trust), Mr. Michael Summers (Chairman of the Patients Association), Mr. Francis Wells (Cardio-thoracic Surgeon, Papworth Hospital), Mr. Faizal Farook (Public Services Researcher, Demos Think Tank

Raven – attacks and countermeasures

👤 Graham Rymer, University of Cambridge

Raving in the classroom: DJing, MCing and the value of the 'dex' for low-achieving and disaffected boys

👤 Pete Dale, University of Newcastle

Rayleigh and Mie scattering

👤 B. Corns

Rayleigh-Taylor driven mixing

👤 Andrew Lawrie (DAMTP)

Raymarching

👤 Sam Ferguson, Churchill College

Raymond and Beverley Sackler Distinguished Lecture

👤 Professor Richard Lifton, Sterling Professor of Genetics, Yale University

Raymond Aron and the Origins of the "End of Ideology"

👤 Dr Iain Stewart (Queen Mary, University of London)

Raymond Aron, Jimmy Carter and the Neoconservative Origins of the Critique of International Human Rights

👤 Daniel Steinmetz Jenkins, Yale University

Rays and Bayes - the variational approach to phase retrieval

👤 Roland Bittleston

Rays, multipoles, and caustics

👤 Professor C. John Chapman, Keele University

Ray tracing approximations to the acoustic propagation in weakly nonlinear regime with applications in HIFU

👤 Matt Foster (University College London)

Ray transforms acting on 2D m-tensor fields

👤 Anna Polyakova (Sobolev Institute of Mathematics)

RB collaborators in cancer

👤 David MacPherson, Carnegie Institution, Baltimore, USA

RCC Cinderella comes of age

👤 Prof. Tim Eisen, Dept. of Oncology, University of Cambridge & Addenbrooke's Hospital

RCC Planning Meeting

👤 All

R-Cloud Demonstration

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R&D at Fermilab: Accelerators Towards Precision Neutrino Experiments and Quantum Sensors of the “Dark” Sector

👤 Swapan Chattopadhyay (NIU / Fermilab/ CERN)

RDFox — A Modern Materialisation-Based RDF System

👤 Boris Motik, Oxford University

R&D in a global science company: How things works

👤 Eric Thiele, Chemours

R&D in Control & Optimization in ABB Corporate Research

👤 Dr Alf Isaksson (ABB Corporate Research)

R&D in TCS and the strengthening of its Academia collaborations

👤 Prof. Mathai Joseph (Tata Research Development and Design Centre - Pune)

R&D Management Conference - From Science to Society - Innovation and Value Creation

👤 The programme is available on the website

R&D Trends and Innovation in the Nuclear Company Framatome

👤 Dr Jean Dhers, Framatome

Reablement - Social investment in long-term care

👤 Tine Rostgaard, KORA, Danish Institute for Local and Regional Government Research, Købmagergade, Denmark

Reach coding nirvana with test-driven development

👤 Dan Mariash and Tom Godkin from Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Reaching for the Holy Grail of Modern Global Seismology: New insights into the centre of the Earth from the detection of J waves

👤 Prof. Hrvoje Tkalčić

Reaching for the Sun

👤 Dr Helen Mason OBE (Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics)

Reaching Out: how to engage young people with computer science

👤 Chris Bishop - Microsoft Research Cambridge

Reaching reliable agreement in an unreliable world

👤 Heidi Howard, Computer Laboratory, University of Cambridge

Reaching reliable agreement in an unreliable world

👤 Heidi Howard (University of Cambridge)

REACH: Radio Experiment for the Analysis of Cosmic Hydrogen

👤 Eloy de Lera Acedo (Cavendish Astrophysics)

Reacting plumes and growing icicles: two experiments

👤 Stephen Morris, University of Toronto

Reaction Design and Catalysis with Aromatic Ions

👤 Professor Tristan Lambert, Columbia University, USA

Reaction diffusion and collective behavior in the self-organisation of the mitotic spindle

👤 Professor Eric Karsenti (EMBL, Heidelberg)

Reaction-diffusion as active matter

👤 Joshua Robinson (University of Bristol)

Reaction-diffusion as active matter

👤 Joshua Robinson (University of Bristol)

Reaction-infiltration Instability in Partially Molten Mantle

👤 Min Huang

Reaction rates for nearest-neighbor reactions in the reaction-diffusion master equation

👤 Stefan Hellander (University of California, Santa Barbara)

Reactions, Diffusion and Volume Exclusion in a Heterogeneous System of Interacting Particles

👤 Maria Bruna, DAMTP

Reactions in Porous Rocks

👤 Sam Clarke, IEEF

Reactions to Neo-Nazi violence in Russia

👤 Professor Caroline Humphrey, King's College

Reactivating developmental mechanisms to regenerate the heart

👤 Dr Nicola Smart, University of Oxford

Reactivation in biological and artificial neural networks

👤 Gido van de Ven, PhD; Baylor College of Medicine

Reactivation in the human brain connects the past with the present

👤 Avital Hahamy (University College London)

Reactive-infiltration instabilities in fractures and porous rock

👤 Szymczak, P (Uniwersytet Warszawski)

Reactive melt migration and the evolution of mid-ocean ridge basalt

👤 C. Johan Lissenberg, Cardiff University

Reactive melt transport in the mantle

👤 Lucy Tweed (University of Cambridge)

Reactive metal powders

👤 Chris Braithwaite, SMF Group, Cavendish Laboratory

Reactive metal powders

👤 Chris Braithwaite, SMF Group, Cavendish Laboratory

Reactive MgO cement concrete

👤 Xincheng Li, CUED

Reactive nitrogen in the environment: Single plume, landscape and UK-scale assessment methods

👤 Dr Christine Braban, Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, Edinburgh

Reactive Probabilistic Programming and Semi-Symbolic Inference

👤 Guillaume Baudart (INRIA)

Reactive Steels: - the making of calm welds

👤 Professor H Bhadeshia, Department of Materials Science & Metallurgy

Reactive symplectite formation as tracers of late-stage liquids: Skaergaard Intrusion, East Greenland

👤 Gemma Stripp (Earth Sciences)

Reactive Synthesis tutorial

👤 Roderick Bloem (Graz University of Technology)

Reactive transport in a partially molten system with binary solid solution

👤 Jacob Jordan (University of Texas at Austin)

Reactive Transport in Aqueous Geochemistry: Theory, Experiments, and Applications

👤 Dr Benjamin Tutolo (University of Oxford)

Reactors, reactors, everywhere: chemical engineering, chemical gardens, and the origin of life

👤 Prof. Julyan Cartwright, Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas, University of Granada, Spain

Reading Across Confessional Lines: Jewish Readership of Muslim Sufi Poetry in Cairo, 1171-1250

👤 Dr Nathaniel Miller, Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies

Reading and discussing Human Evolution

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Reading and Panel Discussion with Emilia Smechowski

👤 Emilia Smechowski

Reading and Remembering Michael O'Brien

👤 Professor Richard King, Dr Joel Isaac, Dr Samuel James

Reading and Writing Genomes in 3D: The CTCF code and how to hack it

👤 Erez Lieberman Aiden, Baylor College of Medicine & Rice University, Texas, USA

Reading Between the Lines: the worlds of linear B

👤 Professor John Bennet, a contributor to the Codebreakers exhibition catalogue

Reading by Kai Weyand

👤 Kai Weyand

Reading by Undine Zimmer - in German

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Reading charcoal: Using HEP detectors to decipher papirii

👤 Jens Dopke (RAL)

Reading colonial archives in Zimbabwe, Kenya and Tanzania

👤 Nicole Sithole, Ella Beaudoin and Charlotte Wood

Reading colonial photography: the publication and reception of A Phrenologist Amongst the Todas (1873)

👤 James Poskett (Department of History and Philosophy of Science)

Reading Epigenetic Marks: Downstream of DNA Methylation and Beyond

👤 Dr Jake Harris, UCLA

Reading from "Gegen die Welt"

👤 Jan Brandt

Reading group

👤 Discussion of: N. Klinedinst & D. Rothschild, 2012, 'Connectives without truth tables', Natural Language Semantics 20, 137-175

Reading group

👤 Discussion of: Agustin Vicente, 2012, 'On Travis cases', Linguistics and Philosophy 35, 3-19

Reading group

👤 Discussion of: Stefano Predelli, 2011, 'Sub-sentential speech and the traditional view', Linguistics and Philosophy 34, 571-588

Reading Group

👤 Discussion of F. Moltmann 2010 'Generalizing detached self-reference and the semantics of generic *one*'

Reading Group

👤 Discussion of I. Noveck et al. 2011 'A deflationary account of invited inferences'

Reading group: Bayesian inference via search

👤 Thore Graepel

reading-group: Divergence measures and message passing

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

reading-group: Expectation Propagation

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Reading group: Image recognition with convolutional and residual nets

👤 Fergal Cotter (Eng)

reading-group: Interpolating Between Types and Tokens by Estimating Power-Law Generators

👤 Speaker to be confirmed

Reading Group: Language

👤 Reading group for discussion

Reading Group: "Learning to Predict by the Methods of Temporal Differences"

👤 Speaker to be confirmed